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A)eager B)interfere C)Owing D)enthusiasm E)influences F)results G)interpretations H)Therefore I)ignored J)build K)nothing L)insisting M)both N)blindly O)majorConflict between the generations is nothing new. _ 1 _ to the widespread availability of education, youths of today are given more opportunities to study. Moreover, the _ 2 _ of Western civilization and modern concepts give them a new code of philosophy, which is different from that of their elders. Nowadays, the youths do not _ 3 _ believe and follow what their elders, or ancestors have done. They have their own _ 4 _ for different matters. Their reluctance to follow the old teachings and sayings becomes the major cause of conflicts between the two generations. Modern youths are trying to be revolutionary and are _ 5 _ for change. They always introduce new change to the old generation. However, the old generation, many are used to something of the past, is hostile to change. This always _ 6 _ in the youth being called "rebellious" and the elder generation being called "stubborn". There always exists a tendency for parents to _ 7 _ in children's daily activities, insisting that homework be completed, while teenagers' particular interests and hobbies are often neglected or even _ 8 _. Anyway both the old and young generations want respect and have their opinions expressed. The old generation is enriched with knowledge and practical experience. The young one on the other hand, is active and full of _ 9 _. Hence, if we combine the good qualities of the old and young generations and ignore their differences, we could build a better world. _ 10 _, the old and young generations should make compromise and coordinate their efforts in promoting the welfare of the people, and not in conflicting as they have done before.

TexT A 汉译英: 你走出宿舍越多，从大学宿舍生活中获益也就越多。___________ you get out of your dorm room, ____________you'll get out of college dorm life.

【题目】Section CDirections: There are 2 passages in this section. Each passage is followed by some questions or unfinishedstatements. For each of them there are four choices marked A), B), C) and D). You should decide on thebest choice and mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 2 with a single line through the centre.Passage OneQuestions 46 to 50 are based on the following passageA growing number of U. S. bike riders are attracted to electric bikes for convenience, health benefitsand their fun factor. Although ebikes first appeared in the 90s, cheaper options and longer-lastingbatteries are breathing new life into the coneept.Established bike companies and startups are embracing cbikes to meet demand. About 34 millionebikes were sold worldwide last year, according to data from eCycleElectric Consultants. Most were soldin Europe and China, where the bikes already have exploded in popularity. Recently, the U. S. markethas grown to 263,000 bikes, a 25% gain from the prior year.The industry is benefiting from improved batteries as suppliers over the years developed technologyfor laptops, smartphones and electric cars. In 2004, the price of batteries used on ebikes fell, spurringEuropean sales.But lower cost options are emerging, too. This month, three U. S. bikeshare companies, Motivate,LimeBike and Spin, announced electric bicycles will be added to their fleets. New York-based Jump Bikesis already operating an eleetric bikeshare in Washington, D. C., and is launching in San FranciscoThursday. Rides cost S 2 for 30 minutes.The system works like existing dockless bikeshare systems, where riders unlock bikes through asmartphone app. "This is the beginning of a long-term shift away from regular pedal(踏板) to electricbikes, " said Jump Bikes CEO Ryan Rzepecki. “When people first jump on an ebike, their face lights up.It's exciting and joyful in a way that you don't get from a regular bike."Two years ago, CEO Chris Cocalis of Pivot Cycles, which sells high-end mountain bikes, found thatU.S. bike shops weren't interested in stocking ebikes. Some retailers warned Cocalis that they'd drop thebrand if it came out with an electric bike.Now that sales are taking off, the vast majority of bike dealers are asking Cocalis when he'll make anebike available. "There's tremendous opportunity to get a generation of people for whom suffering isn'ttheir thing," Cocalis said. “Ebike riders get the enjoyable part of cycling without the massive suffering ofclimbing huge hils 46. What do we learn from the passage about ebikes?A) Their health benefits and fun values outweigh their cost.B) They did not catch public attention in the United States until the 1990s.C) They did not become popular until the emergence of improved batteries.D)Their widespread use is attributable to people's environmental awareness.47. What brought about the boost in ebike sales in Europe at the beginning of the century?A) Updated technology of bike manufacture.B)The falling prices of ebike batteries.C)Changed fashion in short-distance travel.D) The rising costs for making electric cars.48. What is the prospect of the bike industry according to Ryan Rzepecki?A) More will be invested in bike battery research.B) The sales of ebikes will increase.C) It will profit from ebike sharing.D) It will make a difference in people's daily lives49. What prevented Chris Cocalis from developing ebikes sooner?A) Retailers'refusal to deal in ebikes.B)High profits from conventional bikes.C) Users'concern about risks of ebike riding.D) His focus on selling costly mountain bikes.50. What makes Chris Cocalis believe there is a greater opportunity for ebike sales?A) The further lowering of ebike prices.B) The public's concern for their health.C) The increasing interest in mountain climbing.D)The younger generation's pursut of comfortable riding

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Complete each sentence with an appropriate word.1.Are you sure you want to change your mobile phone?______, I'm sure.2.______is John's father?He is an engineer.3.You aren't going to the supermarket, are you?______, I'm not going to the supermarket.4.What would you like to have, Coke______orange juice?I would like to have orange juice, please.5.______it terribly hot today?Yes, it is.

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1A. He sold traffic-counting system to local governments.B. He dropped out of his law course at Harvard University.C. He founded his own company--Microsoft Software company.D. He devised an operating system for IBM.2E. Windows.F. A specialized software.G. MS-DOS.H. Not mentioned.3I. At the age of 31.J. At the age of 36.K. At the age of 20.L. In 1986.

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